Open Pace

About the same time that the sun was setting in Pompano Beach on Monday night - 7:43 p.m. – the track’s version of Lady Godiva, known here as Godiva Seelster, was pacing her way into the sunset with a...

In an epic battle to the wire, Panocchio, driven by Bruce Ranger, edged by a game Duc Dorleans and Donald Dupont in the final strides to post a 1:50 victory in Pompano Park's $10,000 Open Handicap Pac...

Overwhelming favourite Cold Finger dominated his fellow B.C. sired four-year-olds winning the $25,000 stakes final featured on Sunday afternoon's harness racing card at Fraser Downs by double-digits f...

Western Alumni turned in the fastest mile of the season at Buffalo Raceway winning Saturday night’s $10,500 Open Pace in gate-to-wire fashion in 1:54.

A pair of $27,500 Open events – one for distaffers and one for trotters – highlighted Friday’s 12-race card at The Meadowlands.

Favoured Friskies Angel, sired by Midland Acres’ Feelin Friskie, held on by a neck to capture Friday’s $17,500 championship of the inaugural Dr. Don Mossbarger Memorial series at Miami Valley Raceway.

The reigning U.S. three-year-old pacing filly of the year, Colors A Virgin, returned to action Friday and made her 2015 debut a winning one as she captured the $21,000 Invitational Pace for fillies an...

Just A Bee survived an early speed duel with Godiva Seelster and went on to score a narrow win over her newest arch-rival Monday night at Pompano Park.

In a classic battle to the wire, Panocchio, driven by Bruce Ranger, held on to score a narrow decision in Pompano Park's $13,000 Open Handicap Pace on Saturday night -- ironically, by a "nose!"

On a chilly night in Indiana, odds-on favourites were hot at Hoosier Park Racing & Casino as both of the heavy favourites delivered in the $21,000 featured trot and pace on Saturday, April 4. Each...

Ice Scraper paced the fastest mile in the two-year history of Miami Valley Raceway on Saturday night (April 4) capturing the $18,150 Open Pace in 1:50.1.

The featured $27,500 Fillies and Mares Open Handicap Pace was a wide open affair on paper, especially considering the scratch of morning line favourite Sayitall BB. But, Radar Contact had other ideas...